Over the next few days, I'll be organizing some projects; I have several pending tasks to complete. I need to finalize Elite UI 8.4.1 (even though I'm already working on 8.5), update the website, update the XDA threads for both Proton and Elite UI, plus a long list of other things.

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Elite UI 8.4.1 is very close to its final release. I'm currently working meticulously to fix the pointless bugs Samsung has put in our vendor. I'll be waiting for One UI 8.5 so I can update the S21FE drivers from R38P0 + vulkan 1.1 to R44P0/R45P1 + vulkan 1.3.

We are proud to present the initial release of the Elite UI Control Center, optimized exclusively for Exynos 2100 running Android 16 / OneUI 8.

ℹ️​This script is designed to extract maximum efficiency from your device, specifically tuned for 6GB RAM variants.

​🔥 KEY FEATURES:
​⚡ Precision Undervolt: Granular control for Cortex-A55, A78, X1, and Mali-G78 GPU.
​🚀 Smart Profiles: Switch instantly between Battery Saver, Gaming Performance (Low Latency), and Daily Driver.
​🛠 Maintenance Tools: Built-in FSTRIM (UFS optimization), RAM Cache Drop, and OneUI Animation scaling.

​⚠️ STATUS:
This is an Early Access build available temporarily for our EliteUI VIP members. We are testing the core stability before the public release.

​🔜 COMING SOON:
We are already working on the next update, which will include advanced kernel schedulers and thermal management.

​📥 HOW TO USE:

Open in MT Manager, execute as Root, and enjoy the script.

​#EliteUI #Exynos2100 #Root #Optimization

The fucking king is back


I UPDATED EXYNOS 2100 GPU DRIVERS
R38P0 -> R38P1
VULKAN 1.1 -> VULKAN 1.3






IM SO HAPPY

​🚀 Exynos 2100 Breakthrough: Vulkan 1.3 is here!

​I’ve successfully updated the GPU drivers from r38p0 to r38p1, bringing full Vulkan 1.3 support to our device. The difference in fluidity and performance is massive.

​⚡ What does Vulkan 1.3 actually bring?

The big game-changer here is Dynamic Rendering. Unlike older versions, this streamlines the rendering process by removing the need for complex "Render Pass" objects.

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Performance

This can reduce CPU overhead in draw calls by up to 20-30%, meaning higher and more stable framerates in heavy games.

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Fluidity

It introduces better Pipeline Compilation, which significantly minimizes those annoying micro-stutters when loading new shaders.

​⚠️ Context

Unlike Snapdragon/Adreno devices where driver updates are common, doing this on Mali GPUs is extremely difficult due to their closed-source nature. This project took 5 months of deep research to pull off.
​wait for Elite UI v8.4.1 and feel the difference! 🔥

Suggest games to test performance here

https://t.iss.one/EliteUI_Support/1/233620

building 8.4.1 with new things;
Knox patch again
Vulkan 1.3
BT library patch
S25 spoofing (we need 120fps in games, lets enjoy new gpu drivers)
Disabled Samsung PageBoost to reclaim physical ram
Optimized Dalvik/ART heap configuration
Tuned SurfaceFlinger phase offsets to reduce latency

And another changes in this build

I hope 8.4.1 will be released for VIPs members asap

Elite UI v8.4.1 is a significant release. It's the first time I've taken the time and freedom to fine-tune every value necessary to optimize the ROM's performance to meet both user expectations and my own. This will be a major release, representing a complete rework of Elite UI v8.4.0. Furthermore, the ROM includes modifications that no one else is making in other projects

The biggest performance problem with the Exynos 2100 using One UI is in the SIOP. Basically, it limits CPU frequencies when the phone is at body temperature. I'm changing that. A CPU is usually designed to work at least at 50 degrees Celsius during periods of heavy use. Reducing frequencies to 36-38 degrees Celsius is literally absurd. It's a massive bottleneck that I'm trying to fix on the Exynos 2100. If anyone eventually decides to copy my idea for another ROM, I've created a repository so you can do it without worry (keep the audit trail, don't be subnormal).

If my logic is sound, this is what was preventing overclocked kernels from ever actually using the overclock frequency. Theoretically, these modifications will allow users who want to overclock to do so using the Proton version that supports it.